Quote by John Dewey

a problem well put is half solved.

a problem well put is half solved.

Summary

This quote by philosopher John Dewey suggests that the key to solving a problem lies in articulating it effectively. When we can clearly and precisely define a problem, we are already halfway towards finding a solution. By carefully analyzing and understanding the components and intricacies of the problem, we increase our chances of successfully solving it. It encourages us to focus on accurately stating the problem, as this act alone opens up our thinking and illuminates potential paths towards resolution. The quote underscores the significance of critical thinking and problem-solving skills in overcoming obstacles.

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By John Dewey

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